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mm considering price / hardware i'd say you could go for it, its a nice pc probably better than mine
and if something is wrong you can always replace it
Not bad, but as phillipg10 says the ram i a killer here. from what i can tell is the gpu onboard meaning you can shut it down and buy a pci-e card if needed.
i agree with P. instead of 3 i would go for 2 or 4 GB ram dual channel is better acording to me
and the geforce is kinda bagger you should buy a 8800 GTS 320MB HD-OC it's an budget version but the the card is overclocked and has then almost 720MB so i really can recomend that one(i have that to ) it only cost about 300 euro and it's a verry good one . for the rest is the amd is it dual core? am2 series??.
for the rest it seams owke maybe better mouse but that's only needed for better gaming.
yeah amd is dual core, but don't wanna spend 300 euro for only a grapichal card. And i don't get why 2gb ram is better than 3gb ram
Ok its not the case of being better its more of how are you going to use 3GB of ram?
Do you play games?
Do you design graphical images/videos?
Dual Channel RAM is better then single channel ram because you are using its full potential when your in single channel your RAM is operating at 64bits in dual channel its operating at 128bits which = alot faster performance and your ram and CPU work together faster.
Dual channel RAM is also somthing they brought out to reduce the chance of bottlenecks between the motherboard/cpu/ram Trust me i know it sounds wierd 2GB better then 3GB but remember this.
Everything inside a computer or that is being made today always multiplied by 2.
for example:
RAM 32/64/128/256/512/1gb/2gb/4gb Get the picture theres no 3GB in there.